The City Hall Theatre in Barcelona, not to be confused with Barcelona City Hall, is a performance venue that stages authentic flamencos in what was once a 19th-century venue called Teatro de Barcelona. While retaining the historical aspects of what made the original venue special, the venue puts on shows that feel right out of the books of Andalusia.
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The structure was originally a 19th-century theatre named Teatro de Barcelona. The space was later remodeled and renamed City Hall Theatre, becoming one of the city's best flamenco tablaos.
The tablao is at Rambla de Catalunya, 2, Eixample, 08007 Barcelona, Spain, easily reached by bus.
This venue is unfortunately not accessible for patrons with limited mobility. The older space was not built with accessibility in mind, and despite renovations, much of the historical parts of the building were preserved, making it harder to update it for accessibility.
This venue welcomes patrons of all ages. Children 5 and under can enter for free and the space offers special rates for children aged 6 to 10.
The seats in the VIP section, which includes the front two rows, offer the best view of the stage along with complimentary drinks and a premium experience. For an equally good view at slightly more affordable rates, try rows in Zone A just behind the VIP seats.
The show runs for an hour.
Prices for tickets to the City Hall Theatre Flamenco Show will vary depending on the inclusions you opt for and currently start at €25.
This tablao is surrounded by historical landmarks and sights to see since it sits so close to the Passeig de Gràcia avenue, which is home to places like Plaça de Catalunya. Within walking distance, you will also find museums and galleries, like Museu de l'Art Prohibit (dedicated to censored or banned art), as well as other live entertainment venues like Teatro Coliseum.